Second live online information session June 19th

Second live online information session June 19th

If you weren’t able to attend our online information session last month, here’s another chance to find out more about our program. We’ll be hosting our second li...

Our Medellín workshop featured on Colombian talk show

Our Medellín workshop featured on Colombian talk show

This year’s international workshop during our field trip to Medellín made headlines in local media thanks to its collaboration between academia, government and local communi...

The race against winter in the slums of Ulaanbaatar

The race against winter in the slums of Ulaanbaatar

The flourishing capital of Mongolia is brimming with opportunities as it faces the challenge to improve the living conditions of slum dwellers affected by the severe Mongolian wint...

Building disaster-resilient communities in flood-prone areas

Building disaster-resilient communities in flood-prone areas

What happens when a community’s livelihood depends on the flood-prone areas in which it lives? Our student Shareen Elnaschie, currently interning with TAO Pilipinas in Manila...

Infographic: Who are our students?

Infographic: Who are our students?

We’ve put together this simple infographic using infogr.am to illustrate a basic profile of our students over the last three years: Where they come from, their academic degre...

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Video interview with Alfredo Brillembourg of Urban Think Tank
Jun 14, 2013 | by admin | No Comments | Read →

Urban-Think Tank (U-TT) is an interdisciplinary design practice dedicated to high-level research and design related to contemporary architecture and urbanism. One of their most wel...

7 Recommendations for the next global agreement on Disaster Risk Reduction
Jun 11, 2013 | by admin | No Comments | Read →

“Does the current architecture and organisational mix really help to eliminate the ‘silent’ disasters and the everyday risks that now form a major part of how we understa...

Urban Think Tank on learning lessons from slums
Jun 6, 2013 | by admin | No Comments | Read →

“In 2010, the UN estimated that 830 million people lived in slums worldwide, and predicted the number to rise to 900 million by 2020. In Latin America, almost 80% of the popu...

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The race against winter in the slums of Ulaanbaatar
May 14, 2013 | by Noel | No Comments | Read →

The flourishing capital of Mongolia is brimming with opportunities as it faces the challenge to improve the living conditions of slum dwellers affected by the severe Mongolian wint...

Building disaster-resilient communities in flood-prone areas
May 3, 2013 | by Shareen | 1 Comment | Read →

What happens when a community’s livelihood depends on the flood-prone areas in which it lives? Our student Shareen Elnaschie, currently interning with TAO Pilipinas in Manila...

The parallel worlds of Nairobi
May 24, 2012 | by Elaine Morales | No Comments | Read →

In this series, students document their experiences during the internships in 2012. Scattered across the globe, they are reporting from places like Haiti, South America, Africa, Mo...


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About Master of International Cooperation Sustainable Emergency Architecture

The official Master of International Cooperation: Sustainable Emergency Architecture is a unique degree that prepares architects to develop and rebuild communities affected by rapid urbanization, poverty, conflict and natural disasters. The program forms part of the Erasmus Mundus European Cooperation Program and is located in Barcelona at the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC).

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